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A software entrepreneur hit the road to tout his new venture for building financial literacy among teens through their favorite medium: video games.
Serial entrepreneur and former Maine legislator Tom Davidson recently barnstormed across the U.S. to tout his new venture: EverFi, a series of Web tutorials designed to teach Generation Y about personal finance.
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